Glendale Heights Center for Senior...

SPRING/SUMMER 2018 ACTIVITY GUIDE

Glendale Heights

Center for Senior Citizens

Promoting “Fuller, Stronger, Longer Lives”

Glendale Heights Center for Senior Citizens260 Civic Center Plaza, Glendale Heights, IL 60139

630.260.6050 | www.glendaleheights.org/seniors

Take me Out to the

Ball Game

Thursday, June 28Game starts at 12:30 pm

Bus leaves at 11:30 am

Let’s play ball! Come on out to see the Schaumburg Boomers play the Joliet Slammers. A lunch consist-

ing of a hot dog, chips, and a soda of your choice will be provided. If you’re a proud grandparent, feel free to share the day with your grandchildren! Also, don’t miss the chance to win the opportunity to throw out

the fi rst pitch.

Cost: $24 w/ride, $20 w/o rideRegister By: 6/7

2018/2019 VILLAGE VEHICLE STICKERS

Did you know Glendale Heights senior citizens may purchase their Village vehicle sticker at the Center for Senior Citizens?2018/2019 Village Vehicle sticker sales begin in May and you may purchase them while visiting the Center for Senior Citizens. Renewal applications will be mailed early May to residents who have purchased their stickers in previous years. Senior Citizen Rate: Glendale Heights senior citizens 62 or better may obtain one sticker exempt or at no cost per household. A second sticker sold to a senior citizen within the same household is discounted to $5. Proof of age in form of IL State ID or IL Driver’s License is required at time of purchase. Vehicle stickers are sold only to vehicles registered to an address within the Village of Glendale Heights by the Illinois Secretary of State. Proof of residency is required at time of purchase. Mail-In Renewals: You may conveniently purchase your stickers at the Center for Senior Citizens or mail in your renewal application form along with payment. Should you have any questions, you may contact the Center for Senior Citizens at 630.260.6050 or Administrative Services at 630.260.6000.

Center for Senior Citizens

Kane County Cougars

Game

Monday, July 9Game starts at Noon

Bus leaves at 11:00 am

Let’s play ball! We’re taking you out to the ballgame for a day of fun. Don’t forget your glove, we’ve got all other bases covered. The Cougars will be taking

on Cedar Rapids. You will receive $10 Ozzie Dollars to spend at the ball park, which can be used on

food or souvenirs.

Cost: $24 w/ride, $20 w/o rideRegister By: 6/11

SENIOR RESOURCE FAIR

Wednesday, June 13Noon - 2:00 pm | Sports Hub

Sponsored by Senator Tom CullertonJoin us for a free Senior Resource Fair. There will be many community

senior partners to provide important information to seniors and caregivers.

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DEAR CENTER MEMBERS,Happy spring! Enjoy bright skies and warm weather that refl ect the bright gatherings and warm smiles that will greet you inside our Center. We would like to thank our members for helping us make it through the longer winter. The Center staff , Advisory Council and Village staff have reached out to our community to help us create new activities and programs, which are shown throughout this activity guide.This August marks the 8th year that you have been sharing your lives with us here at the Center for Senior Citizens. We hope you continue to lead healthy and happy lives with us and that you’ll enjoy all of our upcoming programs, trips and events.As always, the staff and I are here for YOU! If you ever have any information to share, pictures of friends at the Center, or fun programs and trip ideas, please do not hesitate to contact me at 630.260.6050 or just drop by. We will always welcome your input and conversation!

Sincerely, Debbie McKenzieSenior Services Manager

The Center for Senior Citizens will be closed May 28th for Memorial Day and July 4th for Independence Day.

Welcome!

Program registration begins May 1st

Notary Services are available

free of charge!

Madison, Wi Quilt Expo

Friday, September 7 • 7:30 am - 4:00 pm

You will not want to miss this quilting adventure as we take a trip to Madison, Wisconsin for the 2018 Quilt Expo. Stroll through the beautiful exhibits of quilts or take a class at the

Expo. There is a great opportunity to shop for new fabric to add to your quilting stash! We will be meeting at the Center at 7:30 am and hopping on the bus to spend the day at

the Quilt Expo. Keep in mind, walking is involved.

Cost: $20 before the deadline ($25 after the deadline and open to non-members) Register By: 8/10

Mystery Theater

Tuesday, June 19Doors: 11:00 am Lunch: 11:15 am Show: Noon

A murder has been committed and you’re involved! The Mystery Shop of Carol Stream

will be here to perform Killer Comics, an interactive mystery game. You will bid for your role as a familiar comic book character. As the success or failure of your character is revealed, more facts about the murder will surface. Can you piece together the evidence to determine

the prime suspect? Cash Bar available.

Cost: $5Register By: 6/12

Sip and Paint

Tuesday, July 101:30 pm

Do you enjoy a tropical oceanside view? Create one! Lynn Kim of Creative Home Parties will guide you in painting your very own tropical masterpiece. Wine

available for purchase.


Freezer Friendly Meals

Thursday, August 232:00 pm

Cut the sodium of pre-packaged frozen dinners and make the most of your

home-made meals. Chef Dave Esau will demonstrate freezer-friendly recipes that will provide portion sizes that fi t

your lifestyle. Samples will be provided.


Glenside Public Library District and the Center for Senior Citizens

are teaming up to present three great summer events!

Memberships & Amenities

Contact us at 630.260.6050 or [email protected]

SENIOR CENTER MEMBERSHIPS

If you are a resident of Glendale Heights, 60 years or better, your annual membership to the Center is free! Non-residents can join for only $25 a year. At the Glendale Heights Center for Senior Citizens, membership certainly does have its privi-leges. You will receive the quarterly Senior Newsletter mailed directly to your household and will be eligible to participate in an array of activities at the Center every day, including use of the library, game room and craft room. A membership also allows you access to use the walking track and walk the upstairs hall at the Sports Hub during the week day hours. Bocce ball and lawn bowling are also available for members in the fi eld house at the Sports Hub. One of the greatest benefi ts of a membership is friendship. Join the center to reconnect with old friends and to make new ones. Please see Center staff for more information.

Remember, your membership needs to be renewed annu-ally in person to be an active member of the Center for Senior Citizens!

HIDDEN TREASURES GIFT SHOP

Have you discovered our “Hidden Treasures”? The gift gallery at the Center for Senior Citizens has an eclectic and interesting array of merchandise including station-ary, greeting cards, children’s novelty items and sports apparel at extremely reasonable prices. All items are donated from local businesses and community mem-bers so shop often as inventory is always changing. In addition to resale merchandise, you will fi nd forgotten treasures that have been generously donated by members of the Center for Senior Citizens

“Hidden Treasures” is open the same hours as the Senior Center and accepts cash, check and credit card. Stop in and look around. You are sure to fi nd a delightful surprise!

Donations are always welcome. All proceeds help off set the center’s costs.

ROOM RENTAL AT THE CENTER

Are you looking for a party room to rent for your next gathering? Look no further than the Center’s Community Room. From kid’s parties to weddings, you can book the room for any event with enough space for up to 130 guests! A fully equipped catering kitchen including commercial refrigerators, freezers, a microwave and a professional oven will allow you to bring in your home-cooked meal, catered items or both! You will have access to parking; a surround sound speaker system and an outdoor deck and seating area. Our friendly staff will work with you to make your party a success. Call 630.260.6050 for more information on hours, room availability and rental rates.

Monday - Thursday: 3:00 pm to 11:00 pm • Friday: 3:00 pm to Midnight • Saturday & Sunday: 8:00 am to Midnight

SENIOR BUS TRANSPORTATION

All scheduled bus routes are $1.50 per destination, per person. Call the Center to schedule your senior bus reservation 48-hours in advance of desired trip. Otherwise, we may not be able to accommodate. Call 630.260.6050 to make your reservation. Due to traffi c and unforeseen situations, please allow for a 15-minute window for pick-ups.

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SENIOR FITNESS CENTER

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GOLDEN SHEARS SALON

Jump into summer with a fresh new look! Make an appointment with Jennifer for a complimentary consultation to achieve that style and celebrate you this season. Golden Shears Salon, located in the Center for Senior Citizens, is a full service salon for both men and women specializing in the needs of those 60 and better.Available Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays by appointment only. Call 630.260.6050 or 630.260.6055 today to schedule your appointment.

Weekly Regular Activities


PINOCHLE CLUB

Wednesdays, 1:30 pm & Fridays, 1:00 pm Pinochle is a card game for two or more players using a

48-card deck. Points are scored during the meld and trick-taking phases of the game.

BILLIARDS CLUB

Dates and times vary based on member’s participationGrab a cue, step-up to the pool table and enjoy

a game of billiards.

DON’T MISS YOUR CHANCE

TO YELL ‘’BINGO!’’

Wednesdays, 10:00 am - Noon Grab your card and bring your luck! Join us in the Community Room for a good time. Cake will be served afterwards by our police and fi re departments the second Wednesday of every

month to celebrate members’ birthdays of that month. Cost: $0.50/card

CHESS CLUB

Tuesdays, 10:00 am Get ready to scream “checkmate!”.

Challenge others to a game of chess.

COFFEE & CONVERSATION

Thursdays, 8:00 am – 10:00 am Time for a coff ee break! Meet some new friends while enjoying a pleasant conversation. On most Thursdays,

treats will be sponsored by the Glendale Heights Starbucks. First come, fi rst served. No pre-registration

needed.

SITTIN’ AND KNITTIN’...

AND CROCHETING

Thursdays, 9:00 am - 11:00 amKnitters and crocheters of all skill levels are invited to work on projects with others who share their interest.

POKER CLUB

Thursdays, 1:00 pm Join us for a fun afternoon of poker. All games are played for chips and no money exchanged.

COLOR ME CALM

Tuesdays, 12:30 pmColoring isn’t just for kids anymore! Escape the stress of your

everyday life as you focus on coloring intricate, soothing designs. Coloring has been discovered as a therapeutic activity, meant to

reduce anxiety and stress levels. Materials will be provided.

PING PONG

Mondays & Thursdays, 10:30 am Ping Pong, also known as table tennis, helps to improve overall brain health in aging adults. We will meet on the second fl oor of the Sports Hub. You must have an active senior membership to participate.

SPORTS FRIDAY

Every FridayWear your favorite in-season sports apparel on a Friday and receive a participation ticket towards a raffl e. Team apparel can range from the major, minor, and high school leagues. Must wear gear the whole length of visit to be considered eligible.

BOCCE BALL

Fridays, 10:00 am (Located at the Sports Hub)Bocce ball, closely related to lawn bowling, is easy to learn and fun to play! Whether you are a beginner or a pro, join us on Fridays at 10:00 am for some bocce ball fun.

QUILT CLUB

Third Friday of each monthMay 18, July 20, and August 17

No club in June9:00 am - 10:00 am

Come join Jodi for quilting and sewing fun. If you have wanted to learn to quilt or you have been quilting for years, this is the club for you. During club we will be sharing ideas for quilting

and tips n’ tricks. Bring your show and tell items.

No registration required

Lunch & Learn

5Contact us at 630.260.6050 or [email protected]

Unless otherwise specifi ed, the “lunch” portion of Lunch & Learn programs have a fee of $3.50. The “learn” portion of Lunch & Learn programs are FREE! Registration is required 7 days in advance.

DUPAGE SENIOR CITIZENS COUNCIL

Time: 11:30 am Luncheon | 11:45 am PresentationMonday, May 7 – Remember When? A Look Back at Nutrition Standards of the PastRegister By: 5/1Monday, June 4 – Grocery Shopping 101Register By: 5/29Monday, July 2 – Summer Vacation SurvivalRegister By: 6/25Monday, August 6 – Hot Weather, Cool TreatsRegister By: 7/30

HOT TOPICS WITH GLENSIDE FIRE

PROTECTION DISTRICT

The safety of our seniors is a top priority for the Glenside Fire Protection District. Join them for a lunch and learn presenta-tion. The topic will be on present issues facing seniors today.Friday, May 4 - 11:30 am

National Night Out

August 7

6:00 - 8:00 pm

Civic Center Campus

SENIOR MEDICARE PATROL

Date: Friday, June 1Time: 11:30 am Luncheon | 11:45 am PresentationHealth care fraud steals billions of dollars from Medicare and Medicaid every year, which means higher costs and lost benefi ts. Come learn how to protect yourself.Register By: 5/25

DUPAGE COUNTY SENIOR SERVICES

Date: Wednesday, June 6Time: Noon luncheon | 12:15 pm Presentation (After Bingo)DuPage County Senior Services will be presenting an over-view of the various programs that Senior Services off ers to seniors, 60+, who are living in the community, as well as in health care facilities. Register By: 5/30

METROPOLITAN FAMILY SERVICES

GOING THE EXTRA MILE

Date: Monday, June 18Time: 11:30 am Luncheon | 11:45 am PresentationJoin Metropolitan staff to fi nd out the importance in avoiding isolation. Register By: 6/11

ID TO MEDICARE FRAUD

Date: Friday, June 29Time: 11:30 am Luncheon | 11:45 am PresentationJoin Special Agent Reyes to better understand Medicare fraud and how to catch it and report it. Register By: 6/22

US POSTAL INSPECTION SERVICES

Date: Friday, July 13Time: 11:30 am Luncheon | 11:45 am PresentationWhat does Postal Inspection Services do and how do they help us? Join us to fi nd out. Register By: 7/6

AMITA HEALTH ADVENTIST MEDICAL

CENTER GLENOAKS

Time: 11:30 am Luncheon | 12:00 pm Presentation Cost: FREEAMITA Health is pleased to continue CREATION Health at our monthly lunch ‘n’ learns! CREATION Health is a Creation-based lifestyle for optimal wellness. It was developed by members of Adventist Health System and the Florida Hospital team, and is the basis of the Seventh-day Adventist health ministry. The eight guiding principles of the CREATION Health lifestyle are Choice, Rest, Environment, Activity, Trust, Interpersonal Relationships, Outlook and Nutrition. Each Lunch ‘n’ Learn will focus on one of the CREATION Health principals. We hope you will join us! Friday, May 25Register By: 5/18Friday, June 22Register By: 6/15

Friday, July 27Register By: 7/20Friday, August 24Register By: 8/17

GET A CLUE WITH THE BLUE

What: Glendale Heights Police DepartmentTime: 11:30 am - 12:30 pmMonday, May 14 - Meet the ChiefBring your questions and concerns and talk to Glendale Heights Police Chief Doug Flint.Register By: 5/7Monday, June 11 - Neighborhood Watch PresentsLearn how to protect your community. Get tips from a police offi cer on how to observe and report criminal activity in your neighborhood, and learn about protecting yourself from solicitor scams. Register By: 6/4Monday, July 16 - Crime PreventionJoin a Glendale Heights Police Offi cer to learn how to make your home less appealing to criminals. Register By: 7/9


FAST FACTS WITH THE GLENSIDE PUBLIC LIBRARY DISTRICT

What: Learn the latest on books, reading and technology Time: 11:30 am | 11:45 am PresentationFriday, May 18 – Making Your Travel PlansNeed to get away? Learn how to save time and money when planning your next trip. Learn about route planners, airfare tracking sites and apps, and more. Register By: 5/11

Friday, June 15 – Who Do You Think You Are?Learn about the library’s newest resource; Ancestry. Ancestry delivers billions of records in census data, vital records, directories, photos, and more. Access the world’s most popular consumer online genealogy resource right from the library. We will also cover emerging DNA ancestry services. Register By: 6/8

Friday, July 20 - RSS Feed ReadersIf you love to read information from a variety of websites and blogs online, you can customize and streamline your entire reading experience with the help of a good online RSS reader. This saves you the time and energy of having to visit each site individually. Register By: 7/13

Friday, August 17 – Cutting the Cable CordAre your cable costs getting out of hand? Maybe you wish you could watch the newest season of your favorite show, but can’t aff ord a luxury cable package. Learn about streaming television services and ways to access premium channels at a fraction of the cost of cable. Register By: 8/10

Lunch & Learn

Tuesday, May 1 – To the Bright Edge of the World by Eowyn IveyAn atmospheric, transporting tale of adventure, love, and survival from the bestselling author of The Snow Children, fi nalist for the Pulitzer Prize. The truths that Allen and Sophie discover over the course of their fateful year change both of their lives — and the lives of those who hear their stories long after they are gone. Register now!

BOOKWORM BOOK CLUB

Starting at 8:30 am Join librarian Dave Jansen for a fun-fi lled book discussion. Pick up the latest title at the front desk.

Tuesday, June 5 – Loving Frank by Nancy HoranFact and fi ction blend in a historical novel that chronicles the relationship between seminal architect Frank Lloyd Wright and Mamah Cheney, from their meeting, when they were each married to another, to the clandestine aff air that shocked Chicago society. Register By: 5/29

Tuesday, July 3 – The Storied Life of A. J. Fikry by Gabrielle ZevinWhen his most prized possession, a rare collection of Poe Poems, is stolen, bookstore owner A. J. Fikry begins isolating himself from his friends, family and associates before receiving a mysterious package that compels him to remake his life. Register By: 6/26

Tuesday, August 7 – Lincoln in the Bardo by George SaundersOn February 22, 1862, two days after his death, Willie Lincoln was laid to rest in a marble crypt in a Georgetown cemetery. That very night, shattered by grief, Abraham Lincoln arrives at the cemetery under the cover of dark-ness to visit the crypt. Set over the course of that one night and populated by ghosts of the recently passed and the long dead, Lincoln in the Bardo is a thrilling exploration of death, grief, and the powers of good and evil. Register By: 7/31

Book Club

May 2018 Calendar

May Calendar: Glendale Heights Center for Senior Citizens

SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY

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BingoChess Club

Billiards Club

Billiards Club

Games Galore

Pinochle Club

Pinochle Club

Coffee & Conversation

Poker Club

Senior Center OPEN

8:00 am - Noon

Senior Center OPEN

8:00 am - Noon

Senior Center OPEN

8:00 am - Noon

Senior Center OPEN

8:00 am - Noon

Senior Center CLOSED


Community Room Rentals

8:00 am–Midnight



8:00 am–Midnight



8:00 am–Midnight


Sittin’ & Knittin’and Crocheting

BingoChess Club

Billiards Club

Billiards Club

Games Galore

Games Galore

Pinochle Club

Pinochle Club

Poker Club


BingoChess Club

Billiards Club

Billiards Club

Games Galore

Games Galore

Pinochle Club

Pinochle ClubPoker Club


Chess Club

Billiards Club


Pinochle Club

Games Galore


Senior CenterCLOSED

(Memorial Day)

Chess Club

Billiards Club

Bingo

Games Galore

Pinochle Club

Billiards Club


Poker Club



8:00 am–Midnight

Cancellation

Policy

Classes - No refund will be given once the class has

already begun Trips - Will vary depending on

travel agent guidelinesEvents - No refund given after

fi nal registration day

Ping Pong

Ping Pong

Ping Pong

Ping Pong

Color Me Calm

Color Me Calm

Nurse is in p. 13

Walk a Mile p. 14

Walk a Mile p. 14

Walk a Mile p. 14

Walk a Mile p. 14

Walk a Mile p. 14

Forever Fit p. 14

Forever Fit p. 14

Forever Fit p. 14 Forever Fit p. 14

Forever Fit p. 14

Forever Fit p. 14

Forever Fit p. 14

Bingo

Games Galore

Pinochle Club

Forever Fit p. 14

Color Me Calm

Color Me Calm

Color Me Calm

Sports Friday

Sports Friday

Sports Friday

Sports Friday

Quilt Club p. 4

Ping Pong

Ping Pong

Ping Pong

Bocce Ball

Bocce Ball

Bocce Ball

Bocce Ball

Hot Topics with Glenside Fire p. 5

DSCCp. 5

Clue with Bluep. 5

AMITAp. 5

Fast Facts w/ Glen-side Library p. 6

Bookworm Clubp. 6 Dining in DuPage

p. 11

Veterans Luncheon p. 11

Sit & Create p. 12

Sit & Create p. 12

Sit & Create p. 12

Flower Arranging p. 12 Flag Quilt p. 12

Crafty Cards p. 13

Sewing p. 13

Sewing p. 13

Billiards Club

Poker Club



Ping Pong

Memorial DayCeremony

Monday, May 28

11:00 am

Veterans Memorial

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June 2018 Calendar


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June Calendar: Glendale Heights Center for Senior Citizens

BingoChess Club

Billiards Club

Billiards Club

Games Galore

Games Galore

Pinochle ClubCoffee &

Conversation

Poker ClubSenior Center

OPEN 8:00 am - Noon

Senior Center OPEN

8:00 am - Noon

Senior Center OPEN

8:00 am - Noon



8:00 am–Midnight



8:00 am–Midnight




8:00 am–Midnight


BingoChess Club

Billiards Club

Billiards Club

Games Galore

Games Galore

Pinochle Club Coffee & Conversation

Poker ClubSittin’ & Knittin’and Crocheting

BingoChess Club

Billiards Club

Billiards Club

Games Galore

Pinochle Club

Pinochle Club



Senior Center OPEN

8:00 am - Noon

Pinochle Club

Pinochle Club

Games Galore

Games Galore

Pinochle Club

Chess Club

Billiards Club

Bingo

Games Galore

Pinochle Club

Billiards Club




8:00 am–Midnight

Occasionally an employee will stop in to photograph or video tape participants in our programs and our facilities.

We do not use any identifi cation in our brochures and leafl ets. If you do not want your picture taken, please let

the photographer know.

PHOTO USE

Ping Pong

Ping Pong

Ping Pong

Ping Pong

Color Me Calm

Color Me Calm

Walk a Mile p. 14

Walk a Mile p. 14

Walk a Mile p. 14

Walk a Mile p. 14 Forever Fit p. 14

Forever Fit p. 14

Forever Fit p. 14

Forever Fit p. 14

Forever Fit p. 14

Forever Fit p. 14

Forever Fit p. 14

Forever Fit p. 14

Color Me Calm

Color Me Calm

Sports Friday

Sports Friday

Sports Friday

Sports Friday

Sports Friday

Pinochle Club

Nurse is in p. 13

Boomers Baseball Game p.1

Senior Resource Fair p.1

Mystery Theaterp. 2

Senior Center OPEN

8:00 am - Noon

Bocce Ball

Bocce Ball

Bocce Ball

Bocce Ball

Bocce Ball

Ping Pong

Ping Pong

Ping Pong

Ping Pong

Lunch & Learnp. 5

Lunch & Learnp. 5

Lunch & Learnp. 5

Lunch & Learnp. 5

DSCCp. 5

Clue with Bluep. 5

AMITAp. 5


Bookworm Clubp. 6

Cultural Celebra-tion p. 11

Summertime Pot-luck p. 11

Dining in DuPagep. 11

Sit & Create p. 12

Sit & Create p. 12

Sit & Create p. 12

Sit & Create p. 12

Flower Arranging p. 12

Crafty Cards p. 13

July 2018 Calendar


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July Calendar: Glendale Heights Center for Senior Citizens

BingoBilliards Club

Games Galore

Pinochle Club


Poker Club

Senior Center OPEN

8:00 am - Noon

Senior Center OPEN

8:00 am - Noon

Senior Center OPEN

8:00 am - Noon



8:00 am–Midnight



8:00 am–Midnight



8:00 am–Midnight



8:00 am–Midnight


BingoChess Club

Billiards Club

Billiards Club

Games Galore


Poker Club


BingoChess Club

Billiards Club Games Galore

Games Galore

Pinochle Club

Chess Club

Billiards Club

Games Galore

Pinochle Club

Games Galore

Billiards Club


Poker Club


Pinochle Club

Pinochle Club

Billiards Club


Poker Club


Senior CenterCLOSED

(In Observance of Independence

Day)

Glendale Heights Fest

July 11 - 15

Pinochle Club Senior Center OPEN

8:00 am - Noon

Ping Pong

Ping Pong

Ping Pong

Ping Pong

Color Me Calm

Color Me Calm

Walk a Mile p. 14

Walk a Mile p. 14

Walk a Mile p. 14

Forever Fit p. 14

Forever Fit p. 14

Forever Fit p. 14

Forever Fit p. 14

Forever Fit p. 14

Forever Fit p. 14






Games Galore

Forever Fit p. 14

Color Me Calm

Sports Friday

Sports Friday

Sports Friday

Sports Friday

Sit & Create p. 12

Kane Co. Cougars Baseball Game p.1

Sip and Paintp. 2

Chess Club

Billiards Club

Color Me Calm

Chess Club

Billiards Club

Color Me Calm

Games GaloreSenior Center CLOSED


8:00 am–Midnight

Quilt Club p. 4

Bocce Ball

Bocce Ball

Bocce Ball

Bocce Ball

Ping Pong

Ping Pong

Ping Pong

Ping Pong

Ping Pong

Lunch & Learnp. 5

DSCCp. 5

Clue with Bluep. 5

AMITAp. 5


Bookworm Clubp. 6


Night BBQ p. 11


Sit & Create p. 12

Sit & Create p. 12

Sit & Create p. 12

Sit & Create p. 12


Crafty Cards p. 13

August 2018 Calendar


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August Calendar: Glendale Heights Center for Senior Citizens

BingoChess Club

Billiards ClubBilliards Club

Games Galore

Games Galore

Pinochle Club


Poker ClubSenior Center

OPEN 8:00 am - Noon

Senior Center OPEN

8:00 am - Noon

Senior Center OPEN

8:00 am - Noon



8:00 am–Midnight



8:00 am–Midnight



8:00 am–Midnight



8:00 am–Midnight


BingoChess Club

Billiards Club

Billiards Club

Games Galore

Games Galore


Poker Club


BingoChess Club

Billiards Club

Billiards Club

Games Galore

Games Galore


Poker Club


Senior Center OPEN

8:00 am - Noon

Chess Club

Billiards Club

Games Galore

Pinochle Club

Pinochle Club

Pinochle Club

Bingo

Games Galore

Pinochle Club

National Night Out

August 7

6:00 - 8:00 pm

Civic Center Campus

BingoBilliards Club

Games Galore

Pinochle ClubCoffee &

Conversation

Poker Club


Pinochle Club

Ping Pong

Ping Pong

Ping Pong

Ping Pong

Color Me Calm

Color Me Calm

Nurse is in p. 13

Walk a Mile p. 14

Walk a Mile p. 14

Walk a Mile p. 14

Walk a Mile p. 14

Forever Fit p. 14

Forever Fit p. 14

Forever Fit p. 14

Forever Fit p. 14

Forever Fit p. 14

Forever Fit p. 14

Forever Fit p. 14

Forever Fit p. 14

Forever Fit p. 14

Billiards Club


Poker Club


Ping Pong

Color Me Calm

Color Me Calm

Sports Friday

Sports Friday

Sports Friday

Sports Friday

Freezer Friendly Meals p. 2

Quilt Club p. 4

Bocce Ball

Bocce Ball

Bocce Ball

Bocce Ball

Pinochle Club

Sports Friday

Bocce Ball

Ping Pong

Ping Pong

Ping Pong

Ping Pong

DSCCp. 5

National Night Outp. 5

AMITAp. 5


Bookworm Clubp. 6



Sit & Create p. 12

Sit & Create p. 12

Sit & Create p. 12

Sit & Create p. 12

Jewelry/Glass Workshop p. 12





T-shirt Quilt p. 12

T-shirt Quilt p. 12

Crafty Cards p. 13

Medicare


NIGHT BBQ

Thursday, July 19 • 5:00 pm - 7:30 pmLet’s celebrate National Watermelon month with BBQ and watermelon! Enjoy a relaxing fun fi lled evening while Liz Goss entertains us with her fabulous singing. Cash Bar available. Cost: $12 Register By: 7/12

Special Events

PUZZLED BY MEDICARE?

The Glendale Heights Center for Senior Citizens is pleased to be a SHIP sponsored site. Our trained volunteer counselors can provide one-on-one assistance to Medicare benefi ciaries and

their caregivers. SHIP volunteers can provide you with the information you need to make educated decisions about your insurance. This FREE statewide health insurance counseling

service is sponsored by the Illinois Department on Aging. Stop by the Senior Center to pick up Medicare Prevention Services information. Please call the Glendale Heights Center for Senior Citizens at 630.260.6050 to schedule an appointment for assistance with your health insurance

questions.

Thursday, June 14 • 11:30 am - 2:00 pmTime to get out the cookbooks and prepare your favorite side dish, salad, appetizer or dessert. We will provide the main dish, drinks and rolls. We will have a sign-up sheet at the front desk to select the food item you will be bringing. Entertainment by Dennis Colby. Cash Bar available. Cost: Free with a dish. $10 without a dish. Register By: 6/7

SUMMERTIME POTLUCK

DSCC CULTURAL CELEBRATION

The DuPage Senior Citizen’s Council’s (DSCC) Community Dining Program will be celebrating various cultures on a given Monday of the month throughout 2018. Please join us for good times and an authentic meal of diff erent cultures. Register at the front desk the Monday prior to the event. Cost: $3.50 suggested donation

Monday, June 25 – Route 66, A Cultural Trip!Monday, July 23 – American CelebrationMonday, August 27 – Polish Celebration

Thursday, May 24 • 11:00 am - 3:00 pmThe VFW Post 2377 and the Center for Senior Citizens will be serving a lunch to say “thank you” to our senior community for supporting our veterans. Thank you for all the cards, letters and support. You’re the reason many of us returned home. We will honor all past, present and future veterans who guard the gates of freedom. You must be a senior 60 years or better to register. Open to non-members.Cost: FREE Register By: May 14 (registration is required)

THANK YOU FOR SUPPORTING

OUR VETERANS LUNCHEON

DINING IN DUPAGE

2:00 pm - 4:00 pm. Cost of meal is on your own. Cost: $3 for transportation

Thursday, May 3New China Buff etGlendale HeightsRegister By: 5/1

Thursday, July 5U GazdyWood DaleRegister By: 6/28

Thursday, August 2 Spavone’sBloomingdaleRegister By: 7/26

Thursday, June 7Firehouse SubsBloomingdaleRegister By: 5/31

Note: Registration required to reserve space

Arts & Crafts


FLOWER ARRANGING

Straw Hat Door WreathTuesday, May 2210:00 am - Noon

Summertime is almost here! Bring in the season and deco-rate your front door with a cute straw hat wreath.

Cost: $5 Register By: 5/8

Tear Drop Door or Wall HangingTuesday, July 1710:00 am - Noon

Join Marie to make a tear drop door or wall hanging that is a great home decoration to brighten up any space.


Red, White and Blue WreathTuesday, June 1910:00 am - Noon

Make a grapevine wreath to proudly display with your 4th of July decorations and other patriotic holidays.


Basket or Wreath ArrangementTuesday, August 21

10:00 am - NoonEver wanted to make a beautiful fl oral arrangement for your home or a great gift? This is the class for you.


JEWELRY/GLASS WORKSHOP

Mondays, August 6 - 2712:30 pm - 3:00 pm

This work session gives your artistic side time to learn at your own pace with guidance. Possibilities include fused glass pendants, glass mosaic, wire wrapping, Kumihimo braiding, baked clay and/or beaded jewelry. Beginners will learn how to work with wire and basic jewelry fi ndings to build confi dence. You will be responsible for purchasing individual materials. Tools and basic supplies will be provided. Cost: $7.50 per class

MACHINE OBEDIENCE TRAINING

1-Hour Session By Appointment OnlyIf you’ve forgotten how to use your portable home sewing machine, help is on the way. Carolyn is available to schedule a one-hour session to teach you the features of your own machine. You will need to bring your machine, attachments, and instruction book with you to the session. This session is NOT for the purposes of machine repair.Cost: $10

Supply lists for specifi c project classes are available upon registration.Sign up early as class sizes are limited to 7 participants.

*Open Center for Senior Citizens sewing time will be available when Arts and Crafts room is unscheduled.

8:30 am - 11:00 am ($7.50 per class)May am: Mondays: May 7, 14, 21

June am: Mondays: June 4, 11, 18, 25 July am: Mondays: July 2, 9, 16, 23, 30

August am: Mondays: August 6, 13, 20, 27

SIT AND CREATE

12:30 pm - 3:00 pm ($7.50 per class)May pm: Mondays: May 7, 14, 21

June pm: Mondays: June 4, 11, 18, 25 July pm: Mondays: July 2, 9, 16, 23, 30

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Cost: $5 Register By: 6

Supply list can be found at the front desk

QUILTS

Flag QuiltThursday, May 248:30 am - 12:30 pm

We will be making the quilt top for a fl ag quilt or wall hanging. You will need 2 ½ inch strips of Red, White and Blue. There will be plenty of time to fi nish quilting it for the 4th of July. Cost: $10 Register By: 5/11

T-shirt QuiltFridays, August 24 and 31

8:30 am - 12:30 pmHave you always wanted to take your T-shirts and make a useful quilt? This is the class to help you accomplish that goal. In class, you will learn how to prep and stabilize the t-shirts and put them together to make a quilt top. Cost: $30 Register By: 8/10

These sessions give you individual time to learn the sewing machine, learn specifi c techniques, or work on an existing sewing project. I will be happy to give suggestions about selecting a project prior to the beginning of the session and will have directions and supply lists for many projects. You will be responsible for purchasing materials needed for your project.


9-1-1 CELL PHONE PROGRAM

The Village of Glendale Heights’ cell phone program is dedicated to providing the highest quality service to the elderly and disabled in our community with recycled cell phones for 9-1-1 calls. Our team is dedicated to working with the elderly/disabled person in an eff ort to provide greater security, dignity and independence. Interested senior citizens and/or disabled persons must call to schedule an appoint-ment at 630.260.6050 as phones will be given out by appointment only.

Health & Safety

SMART 911

By Appointment OnlyGlendale Heights Center for Senior Citizens in conjunction with the Glendale Heights Police Department encourages seniors to take advantage of the Smart 911 program. If a person is signed-up for Smart 911, their information will appear on the 911 dispatcher’s screen to aid in a quick and proper response. Make an appointment today to become 911 ready!

FRAUD ALERT

Keep yourself informed with Fraud Alert. Fraud Alert is a weekly publication from Illinois SMP and Age Options

that contains information about current scams taking place in Illinois. The latest issues can be found on our website at

www.glendaleheights.org/seniorsOther alerts can be found in the resource area in the

Center’s library.

Are you in need of medical equipment? Thanks to the generous contributions of new or gently used medical equipment, the Village’s Medical Equipment Pantry has walkers, wheel chairs, canes, quad canes, crutches, commodes, and more that may be borrowed FREE of charge to residents. For further information or if you are interested in making a donation, please call the Glendale Heights Center for Senior Citizens at 630.260.6050.

MEDICAL EQUIPMENT PROGRAM

AMITA HEALTH ADVENTIST MEDICAL CENTER, GLENOAKS - THE NURSE IS IN

1st Wednesday of Every Month9:30 am - 11:00 am

The ‘’Nurse is In’’ is a monthly visit from the ICU/CCU Nurses that off er blood pressure/pulse checks and information on healthy lifestyles and community health resources. No appointment necessary!

Cost: Free

PotholderTuesday, May 8 • 1:30 pm - 4:00 pm

Cost: $12 (includes all supplies)Register By: 5/4

Gardening ApronTuesday, May 15 • 1:30 pm - 4:00 pm

Cost: $12 (includes all supplies)Register By: 5/11

SEWING

Materials will be providedMay 2*, June 13, July 25 and August 221:00 pm - 3:00 pm

$7 per class • Register by 2-weeks before each class (*May 2 class registration deadline is May 1)

Come learn paper crafting techniques and explore creative ways to design cards of your very own. The instructor prepares kits you will use as she walks you through assembling each card. You will leave each class with 2 fabulous cards of your own making. All supplies will be provided.

BENEFIT ACCESS APPLICATION

If you are approved, you could receive a discount on license plate fees and a free transit ride card. Benefi ts are good for two years. You may fi le again up to 90-days before your benefi ts expire. Please call the Center to schedule an appointment for assistance. Applications are ONLINE ONLY, no mail-in applications allowed.

Arts & Crafts

CRAFTY CARDS

Fitness


WALK A MILE IN THE MORNING

Every Tuesday and most Thursdays | 9:30 am - 10:00 amJoin us inside the Center for Senior Citizens Community Room for a great workout at your own speed and with great music!Cost: FREE to Center members. Members must re-register for this program after May 1.

FOREVER FIT

(AGES 60 & UP)

Mondays & Wednesdays | 10:00 am - 11:00 amJoin us at the Sports Hub for an hour workout with our certifi ed fi tness instructor. Must wear gym shoes and comfortable clothes. Cost: FREE to Members. Members must re-register for this program after May 1. Note: Forever Fit is available to Center for Senior Citizens members only. You must register for this class at the Center for Senior Citizens.

SENIOR FITNESS CENTER

The Center for Senior Citizens has memberships available to its Senior Fitness Center.

Note: Physician’s permission is recommended for all fi tness programs and activities.

Memberships:Monthly Individual: $12Annual Individual: $125Annual Couples: $200

Annual Individual Combination Membership for the Center for Senior Citizens and Sports Hub: $170

Note: The combination membership must be purchased at the Sports Hub and you must have an active general membership

at the Center for Senior Citizens

WALKING TRACK AT THE

SPORTS HUB

Weekday Hours OnlyGet your legs moving and visit the newly renovated Sports Hub to walk around the indoor track.Cost: Free to Center for Senior Citizens members

REPUBLIC SERVICES REFUSE

COLLECTION

If you are 65 years old or better and the property owner with the Republic Services billing in your name, you are eligible for a 35% monthly discount for your Refuse Collection Services. You may

also request a smaller garbage tote.

To obtain your discount, please send a letter with your name, address, account number and proof of your age including a copy

of your most recent property tax bill to: Republic Services Customer Services, 5050 W. Lake Street, Melrose Park, IL

60160 or fax to: 708.498.5383. Please call Republic Services at 847.981.0091 with any questions. You can also bring the

documents listed above to the Center for Senior Citizens and the center staff would be happy to assist you.

PERSONAL TRAINING

WITH ERIC

One - on - OneReceive one-on-one personal training with

personal trainer Eric! Call today to schedule your appointment and start looking and feeling great!

Appointment Required45 minute sessions

Cost: $25 per session

GOLD CARD OFFER

Glenbard District 87 off ers a Gold Card to retired residents

who are 60 and older. The Gold Card provides free admission to

most athletic events, concerts and theatrical productions at Glenbard’s four high schools.

Sign up for a free Gold Card by calling 630.942.7630.

Learn more about Glenbard District 87 by visiting www.glenbard87.org.

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Center for Senior Citizens Hours

Monday, Wednesday, Friday ~ 7:00 am to 7:00 pmTuesday & Thursday ~ 7:00 am to 5:00 pm

Saturday ~ 7:00 am to Noon

Police/Fire/Ambulance Emergency - 911AARP - 800.444.6544AMITA Health Adventist Medical Center GlenOaks - 630.545.8000Bloomingdale Township Senior Center - 630.529.7794RTA Paratransit - 312.913.3237DuPage County Health Dpt. - 630.682.7400DuPage County - 800.942.9412DuPage Senior Citizen Council (DSCC) - 630.620.0804Glendale Heights Sports Hub - 630.260.6060Glenside Public Library District - 630.260.1550Illinois Department of Aging Hotline (Elder Abuse) - 800.252.8966Medicare - 800.633.4227 Metropolitan Family Senior Services - 630.784.4801Milton Township Senior Services - 630.668.1616PACE Transportation - 847.364.7223Poison Control Center - 800.222.1222 Police Department (non-emergency) - 630.260.6070Prairie State Legal Services - 630.690.2130Republic Services - 847.981.0091Social Security Administration - 800.772.1213Offi ce of Illinois Attorney General - 800.243.5377Village of Glendale Heights - 630.260.6000

Important Phone Numbers

Glendale Heights Village Board

Linda Jackson, MayorMarie Schmidt, Village Clerk

Bill Schmidt, District 1 TrusteeSharon Sullivan, District 2 Trustee &

Deputy MayorMichael Light, District 3 TrusteePat Maritato, District 4 Trustee

Chester Pojack, District 5 TrusteeMary Schroeder, District 6 Trustee

Thank you to our

Village Board for their

continued support of the

Glendale Heights

Center for Senior Citizens!

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